Here is some CSN Destroyers from the SGW era.
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Carter class Destroyer (1914)
Specifications (Following 1920s Refits)
Weight: 910 long tons fully loaded
Propulsion: 4x Triple expansion steam engines
Range: 2,000 nautical miles
Speed: 29 knots
Armor:
- Belt: 14mm
- Conning Tower: 12mm
Armament:
- 1 x 105mm gun
- 3 x 76mm guns
- 2x 75mm AA guns
- 2 x 7.7mm AA machine-guns
- 6 x 450mm torpedo tubes (3 x 2)
Ship | Builder | Laid Down | Launched | Commissioned | Fate |
CSS Clifton R. Beckinridge (D-10) | New Orleans Naval Yard | December 1913 | April 1914 | November 1914 | Sunk by USS Spearfish near Tampa Bay, February 6th, 1944. |
CSS Dawson (D-11) | New Orleans Naval Yard | December 1913 | April 1914 | November 1914 | Sunk by US Navy Aircraft in the Florida Strait, November 28th, 1944. |
CSS James R. Randall (D-14) | New Orleans Naval Yard | May 1914 | September 1914 | February 1915 | Captured by the US Navy at Tampa Bay in July of 1944, BU 1945 |
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Truxtun class Destroyer (1926)
Specifications (as originally completed as)
Weight: 890 long tons fully loaded
Propulsion: 4x Thornycraft type boilers
Range: 1,800 nautical miles
Speed: 32 knots
Armor:
- Belt: 15mm
- Main Deck: 10mm
- Conning Tower: 20mm
Armament:
- 4 x 105mm guns
- 2 x 75mm AA guns
- 6 x 7.7mm AA machine-guns
- 6 x 510mm torpedo tubes (2 x 3)
Ship | Builder | Laid Down | Launched | Commissioned | Fate |
CSS Truxtun (D-19) | Ingalls Shipbuilding, Pascagoula, Mississippi | June 1924 | July 1925 | August 1926 | Sold to Mexico as ARM Guanajanto, Summer of 1937. BU 1951 |
CSS Wrigley (D-20) | Ingalls Shipbuilding, Pascagoula, Mississippi | June 1924 | July 1925 | September 1926 | Sold to Mexico as ARM Durango, Summer of 1937. BU 1951 |
CSS Bader (D-21) | New Orleans Naval Yard | February 1925 | March 1926 | May 1927 | Captured by the US Navy at Tampa Bay in July of 1944, BU 1945 |
CSS Johnson (D-22) | Ingalls Shipbuilding, Pascagoula, Mississippi | June 1924 | July 1925 | September 1926 | Sunk by US Navy Aircraft in the Florida Strait, December 5th, 1943. |
CSS Roper (D-23) | New Orleans Naval Yard | February 1925 | April 1926 | May 1927 | Damaged during an raid on Guantanamo Bay, June of 1944, Scuttled on June 25th, 1944. |
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Tucker class Destroyer (1933)
Specifications (as originally completed as)
Weight: 1,740 long tons fully loaded
Propulsion: 3x three drum boilers
Range: 1,900 nautical miles
Speed: 33 knots
Armor:
- Belt: 25mm
- Main Deck: 18mm
- Conning Tower: 20mm
Armament:
- 4 x 130mm guns
- 2 x 37mm AA guns
- 4 x 13mm AA machine-guns
- 6 x 550mm torpedo tubes (2 x 3)
- 2 depth charge launchers + 20 depth charges
- 60 Naval Mines
Ships | Builder | Laid Down | Launched | Commissioned | Fate |
CSS Tucker (D-24) | Ingalls Shipbuilding, Pascagoula, Mississippi | February 1929 | July 1930 | July 1933 | Sunk during surface action during the Second Battle of Bermuda, April 11th, 1943. |
CSS Judah P. Benjamin (D-25) | Ingalls Shipbuilding, Pascagoula, Mississippi | February 1929 | July 1930 | October 1933 | Sunk during the Battle off Currituck, May 26th, 1944. |
CSS Anderson (D-26) | Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock | November 1929 | March 1931 | December 1933 | Sunk during surface action during the Second Battle of Bermuda, April 11th, 1943. |
CSS McCoy (D-27) | Charleston Naval Shipyard | March 1930 | August 1931 | September 1934 | Scuttled in Havana, July 14th, 1944, BU 1948. |
CSS Calhoun Ruggles (D-28) | Charleston Naval Shipyard | March 1930 | August 1931 | February 1935 | Captured by the US Navy at Tampa Bay in July of 1944, BU 1948. |
CSS Wilson G. Richardson (D-29) | Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock | November 1929 | April 1932 | April 1934 | Sunk during surface action during the Second Battle of Bermuda, April 11th, 1943. |
CSS John Y. Beall (D-30) | Charleston Naval Shipyard | May 1930 | October 1931 | April 1935 | Sunk during an Air Raid in Norfolk, October 2nd, 1943. BU 1950 |
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Franklin Buchanan class Destroyer (1937)
Specifications (as originally completed as)
Weight: 1,854 long tons fully loaded
Propulsion: 2x geared steam turbine
Range: 4,900 nautical miles
Speed: 35.5 knots
Sensors: ASDIC
Armor:
- Belt: 22mm
- Main Deck: 16mm
- Conning Tower: 15mm
Armament:
- 3 x 130mm guns
- 2 x 37mm AA guns
- 3 x 13mm AA machine-guns
- 8 x 533mm torpedo tubes (2 x 4)
- 2 depth charge launchers + 1 depth charge rack + 20 depth charges
- 40 Naval Mines
Ship | Builder | Laid Down | Launched | Commissioned | Fate |
CSS Franklin Buchanan (D-31) | Fairfield Shipbuilding & Engineering Company, Govan, Scotland. | May 10th, 1935 | July 4th, 1936 | January 14th, 1937 | Captured by the US Navy at Tampa Bay in July of 1944, sunk during Nuclear Tests in the Pacific in August of 1945. |
CSS William T. Gassell (D-32) | Fairfield Shipbuilding & Engineering Company, Govan, Scotland. | May 22nd, 1935 | August 2nd, 1936 | January 29th, 1937 | Sunk by USS Lionfish, May 2nd, 1942. |
CSS Clark (D-33) | Gulf Shipbuilding, Chickasaw, Alabama | August 1935 | November 1936 | May 1937 | Sunk by US Navy aircraft during the Second Battle of Bermuda on April 9th, 1943. |
CSS Horace L. Hunley (D-34) | Gulf Shipbuilding, Chickasaw, Alabama | August 1935 | November 1936 | June 1937 | Sunk during the Battle of Berry Islands, July 8th, 1943. |
CSS Edward G. Burton (D-35) | Ingalls Shipbuilding, Pascagoula, Mississippi | October 1935 | January 1937 | October 1937 | Damaged during the Superbombing of Charleston, July 5th, 1944. Scuttled in the Atlantic, December 1948. |
CSS Thomas E. Hogg (D-36) | Gulf Shipbuilding, Chickasaw, Alabama | August 1935 | November 1936 | May 1937 | Sunk during the Battle off Currituck, May 26th, 1944. |
CSS Ripley (D-37) | Ingalls Shipbuilding, Pascagoula, Mississippi | October 1935 | January 1937 | December 1937 | Captured by the US Navy at Tampa Bay in July of 1944, BU 1949. |
CSS Irvine Bulloch (D-38) | Ingalls Shipbuilding, Pascagoula, Mississippi | October 1935 | January 1937 | December 1937 | Sunk during the Battle of Berry Islands, July 8th, 1943. |
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George E. Pickett class Flotilla Leader (1937)
Specifications (as originally completed as)
Weight: 1,740 long tons fully loaded
Propulsion: 2x geared steam boilers
Range: 2,900 nautical miles
Speed: 37 knots
Sensors: ASDIC
Aviation Capacity: 1 Palmetto Aviation PA-61 seaplane
Armor:
- Belt: 26mm
- Main Deck: 22mm
- Conning Tower: 30mm
Armament:
- 4 x 130mm guns
- 2 x 37mm AA guns
- 4 x 13mm AA machine-guns
- 6 x 550mm torpedo tubes (2 x 3)
- 2 depth charge launchers + 20 depth charges
- 34 Naval Mines
Ship | Builder | Laid Down | Launched | Commissioned | Fate |
CSS George E. Pickett (F-1) | Ingalls Shipbuilding, Pascagoula, Mississippi | December 1934 | June 1936 | October 1937 | Captured by the US Navy at Tampa Bay in July of 1944, BU 1949. |
CSS Raphael Semmes (F-2) | Hughes Shipbuilding Corporation, Galveston, Texas | February 1935 | August 1936 | January 1938 | Sunk by US Navy Aircraft off the coast of Haiti, November 2nd, 1943. |
CSS R. L. Walker (F-3) | New Orleans Naval Yard | August 1936 | March 1937 | May 1939 | Sunk during an raid on New Orleans, June of 1944. BU 1947 |
CSS Wilson G. Richardson (F-4) | Charleston Naval Shipyard | October 1936 | July 1937 | August 1939 | Sunk during surface action during the Second Battle of Bermuda, April 11th, 1943. |
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William W. J. Kelly class Destroyer (1940)
Specifications (as originally completed as)
Weight: 2,580 long tons fully loaded
Propulsion: 2x geared steam boilers
Range: 3,100 nautical miles
Speed: 37 knots
Sensors: ASDIC
Armor:
- Belt: 29mm
- Main Deck: 24mm
- Conning Tower: 32mm
- Turrets: 20mm
Armament:
- 6 x 130mm guns
- 2 x 37mm AA guns
- 5 x 13mm AA machine-guns
- 6 x 550mm torpedo tubes (2 x 3)
- 2 depth charge launchers + 16 depth charges
Ship | Builder | Laid Down | Launched | Commissioned | Fate |
CSS William W. J. Kelly (D-39) | Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock | June 1937 | August 1938 | September 1940 | Sunk during the Battle off Currituck, May 26th, 1944. |
CSS William H. Parker (D-40) | Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock | June 1937 | August 1938 | September 1940 | Sunk during the Battle of Berry Islands, July 8th, 1943. |
CSS Marcus Slater (D-41) | Hughes Shipbuilding Corporation, Galveston, Texas | August 1937 | October 1938 | December 1940 | Scuttled in Chesapeake Bay following air attack, February 9th, 1944, Broken up in situ 1953-1962. |
CSS John P. Edgar (D-42) | Hughes Shipbuilding Corporation, Galveston, Texas | September 1937 | December 1938 | January 1941 | Captured by the US Navy at Tampa Bay in July of 1944, BU 1949. |
CSS Wrigley (D-43) | Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock | December 1938 | March 1940 | September 1941 | Sunk during the Battle off Currituck, May 26th, 1944. |
CSS Stephen Mallory (D-44) | Ingalls Shipbuilding, Pascagoula, Mississippi | November 1940 | January 1942 | | Construction Suspended, March 1942. Broken up on slipway 1946. |
D-45 | Ingalls Shipbuilding, Pascagoula, Mississippi | November 1940 | | | Construction Suspended, March 1942. Broken up on slipway 1946. |
D-46 thru D-49 | | | | | Cancelled, June 1942. |